that means a lot more sebastian gorka, boris epstein and as we re seeing this week coverage of this uranium one deal by some of sinclair s digital correspondence as well. perhaps bill o reilly, too, katheryn, because bill o reilly is said to be in talks to go to sinclair. it s unclear what s happening given the revelations about the $32 million settle am. the issue is, look, maybe it s fair to say antitrust rules written decades ago could be were you dated, i don t know. the question here is why are these rules being retooled apparently for this particular merger given that you may recall that jared kushner actually publicly said that he had a deal with sinclair last year for favorable coverage, right? that s what s suspicious about this, not so much that the fcc would be thinking about how do we really re-evaluate what s good for consumers. why are they changing, first of all, the formula for what s good without even changing the rules,
guest: yes the theme of too-big-to-fail with the banks and now we do not want companies too big and the administration is really looking hard a some of the big companies. greg: they said the deal will not lessen competition under antitrust rules and, in fact, it will create jobs and it might actually lower prices. 70 that a good thing? guest: well, i agree with that and i am sure you agree but obviously the government must know better, right? greg: the obama administration and the justice department and the fcc? guest: that s right. greg: a new study linking canned soup to potential health problems. [ male announcer ] the inspiring story
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